"Journalism would cease to exist," he said, "if the same rules of presumptive skepticism applied that apparently apply to corporate directors.
Joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice Sotomayor said the case, as presented, provided no occasion for the majority's attack on the opt-out rule, let alone its expressions of skepticism about the constitutionality of the agency shop.
A new contextualist response to the problem of skepticism, built upon the "Rule of Sensitivity," is explained and shown to be superior to other solutions, including other contextualist solutions, Nozick's solution, and, especially, skeptical solutions.
In general, American beer can be stored from four to six months, while imported beers can be stored up to a year.[11] Obviously, check the use-by date as one indicator and use this rule of thumb with caution and skepticism dependent on your own trial and error testing.
The rules say auditors are supposed to have a "healthy degree of skepticism," but not to detect all frauds.
Whitfield Diffie, the encryption pioneer, offered a different note of skepticism in an e-mail to me: "It would be easy to write a rule mandating encryption but hard to do it in such a way as to get good results.
Environmental groups, Democrats in Congress and even current E.P.A. employees have protested his ties to energy companies, his efforts to block and weaken major environmental rules, and his skepticism of the central mission of the agency he now leads.
He met lots of skepticism.
But Mr. Summers has a history of skepticism about the Fed's move toward predictable policy-making, beginning with his 1991 declaration that "monetary rules should be avoided".
Many have embraced some form of skepticism.
